Superstar

Definition

superstar /'su:pǝstɑ:(r); Brit also 'sju:-/ n ( infml ) (ဂီတ၊ အႏုပညာ၊ အားကစား စသည္တြင္) အေက်ာ္အေမာ္။ Hollywood superstars.

Examples

1. ‘Examples are as prevalent as the desire of Hollywood to promote television teens into blockbuster superstars.’
2. ‘I admire both men for taking chances that one would not expect superstars to take.’
3. ‘The huge salaries paid to the American superstars are paid in U.S. dollars into U.S. bank accounts and stay in the United States.’
4. ‘A lot of boys in my grade care more about being the class clown or a sports superstar than being a star student.’
5. ‘This is nothing new for the superstar - almost every film he has written has been essentially the same.’
6. ‘The second series marked the point where the quartet became superstars
7. with scenes from each episode being acted out in offices up and down Britain next morning.’
8. ‘That's why studios overspend on superstars… they at least guarantee a little success… usually.’
9. ‘He's maybe not so much a genius himself
10. or actually have the technical skill to develop computers
11. but he's probably a guy who recognizes superstars.’
12. ‘Today
13. media superstars
14. including sports heroes
15. pop divas and movie stars
16. are at the forefront of news and pop culture.’
17. ‘Even with all her superstar diva qualities
18. she's too lightweight
19. too soft to portray a scheming seductress.’
20. ‘All those who used to make a living by imitating superstars have become film stars in their own right.’
21. ‘The future superstars of this industry will be those who find the balance.’
22. ‘It sold in the millions - and that was about 50 years ago when selling a million records was something few superstars ever did.’
23. ‘But when it was announced that I was going to be in this movie
24. I became a superstar overnight at my children's school.’
25. ‘Possibly
26. since they can be counted among the superstars of today who recognise the need to blur the boundaries between fact and fiction in constructing themselves.’
27. ‘Athletes
28. the new superstars
29. tie their performance to a myriad of deals and marketing that makes them a part of our everyday existence
30. even if we aren't fans.’
31. ‘He also was the most boring and most conceited of all boxing superstars.’
32. ‘By this time he had become an international superstar
33. and suddenly had the clout to do pretty much whatever he wanted musically.’
34. ‘Almost overnight the group became superstars.’
35. ‘There wasn't any money in the budget to hire the superstars from the original film.’